Molybdenum
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Molybdenum Spraying wire is used as a thin coating on the surface of automobile components subjected to wear, such as piston rings, gearbox synchromesh parts, selector forks, etc. Molybdenum spraying wire is also sprayed onto machine parts such as bearing for repair purposes, such as bearing shells and shafts, because of the lacking adhesion of steel layers to steel without intermediate molybdenum layers.
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Molybdenum has several alloys. For the purpose of this brochure, only alloys that are predominantly molybdenum will be considered.
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Molybdenum has several alloys. For the purpose of this brochure, only alloys that are predominantly molybdenum will be considered.
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Molybdenum’s prime alloy is TZM. This alloy contains 99.2% min. to 99.5% max. of Mo, 0.50% Ti and 0.08% Zr with a trace of C for carbide formations. TZM offers twice the strength of pure moly at temperatures over 1300’C. The recrystallization temperature of TZM is approximately 250’C higher than moly and it offers better weldability.
